GS450GA crunch-o-matic??

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    GS450GA crunch-o-matic??

    I have my project GS450GA back on the road. It runs great (although pretty lethargic) but the shifting is inconsistent.
    I roll off the throttle, count "one thousand" while I wait for the engine to spool down then kick it into "D".
    Sometimes in snicks in nicely. Sometime I grind a pound.
    Any experience from others that would improve the consistency of my results (in a good way)?
    Great little city/beginner bike. 55 mpg too!
  • Alf
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    • Sep 2022
    • 7
    • Augusta, GA

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    I know that this post is old, but to help those looking for answers, I found two things that make it more consistent. The first is that when shifting I also give a second then shift, but I found that if I shift quickly that it is much smoother. Second, after I switched to a hand shifter due to an injury the shifting was almost like when riding a regular bike with a clutch, smooth and confident. Not saying a hand shifter is the way to go, but it's made my experience shifting better on this suzukimatic.

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